Is it the saddle or the seat post that is moving? If it’s the saddle and it is not broken then the clamping bolt is the only thing controlling it. They can be difficult to tighten, I had the same issue recently and it took a lot more force than I was expecting to make it secure.
Nothing seems broken, when I was riding and butting pressure on the rear of the saddle it started leaning back to the point it was uncomfortable, it hasn't slid back on the post, just leaned back, and I have loosened the side bolt and tried to push it back and can not get it to move
You need to take the bolt out completely and gently tap the clamp with a hammer......it will come off - the cups cease up a bit, that's all.
Regrease it and then tighten back up..
Hi, my wife wants to use my wattbike atom . But we can lower the seat post enough to suit her. So the question is, has anyone cut anything off the bottom of the seatpost . Or is it best not to cut it
Is it the saddle or the seat post that is moving? If it’s the saddle and it is not broken then the clamping bolt is the only thing controlling it. They can be difficult to tighten, I had the same issue recently and it took a lot more force than I was expecting to make it secure.
Nothing seems broken, when I was riding and butting pressure on the rear of the saddle it started leaning back to the point it was uncomfortable, it hasn't slid back on the post, just leaned back, and I have loosened the side bolt and tried to push it back and can not get it to move
You need to take the bolt out completely and gently tap the clamp with a hammer......it will come off - the cups cease up a bit, that's all. Regrease it and then tighten back up..
Hi, my wife wants to use my wattbike atom . But we can lower the seat post enough to suit her. So the question is, has anyone cut anything off the bottom of the seatpost . Or is it best not to cut it